At G-24 Meetings, Edun Canvasses United, Resulted-oriented Agenda to Reform Global Financial Architecture
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- •Edun participated in the G-24 meetings in February 2026.
- •Edun advocated for a united and results-oriented agenda to reform the global financial architecture.
- •The G-24 meetings included discussions on reforms to support developing economies, with a focus on Africa.
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- ▸If the G-24 members agree to implement coordinated reforms then developing countries, especially in Africa, could gain improved access to international financial resources and support.
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